OPINION: Supplemental Learning Platforms Can Help Pull Texas out of Education Deficit
Online learning platforms offer powerful and accessible help for students across Texas.
Tag: pandemic
One of the Most Powerful Women in the World Says We Won’t Go Back to a Pre-Pandemic World
Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, spoke at the Tate Lecture about the changing economic world and adverse situations that the pandemic has brought upon in the past year.
OPINION: Reflecting on the Pandemic, One Year Later.
The coronavirus pandemic has been a time of loss and a time of change all across the country.
SMU Dedman Students, Alumni Fight Food Insecurity in Dallas
SMU Dedman School of Law students and alumni team up to fight food insecurity in the Dallas area.
OPEN LETTER: Students should have the choice to pass/fail their fall 2020 courses
Student Senator Wade Glover pens an open letter to the SMU community urging the university to implement a pass/fail option for fall 2020.
A Timeless Tradition, Socially Distanced: How Student Foundation Adapted Celebration of Lights
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, this is the 43rd year SMU has held a Celebration of Lights festival on Dallas Hall Lawn.
Students Experience Anti-Asian Racism During Pandemic
COVID-19 Brings an Increase of Anti-Asian Racism, Discrimination to America
The Coronavirus Chronicles: Students Document the Pandemic
SMU Journalism Students have created a website highlighting different perspectives of the pandemic.
REFLECTION: On the Front Lines of a Pandemic – Working at a Suburban SuperTarget
When did grocery store workers become first responders? Sarah Sedaghatzadeh shares her experience as a SuperTarget employee on the frontlines of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
SMU Students Combat Loneliness in Quarantine
Being in quarantine has brought feelings of loneliness inside the homes of some SMU students as they figure out how to cope with the changes.